Fullers Energy

Fullers Energy is an energy integration company with offices in central New Jersey and Massachusetts. We provide certified energy evaluation including: solar and geothermal installation, deep energy retrofits, energy audits, solar system monitoring and maintenance throughout the Northeast. Our job is to provide homeowners and businesses with end to end solutions that reduce or eliminate their energy(electricity, heating, colling) expenses, while at the same time reducing or eliminating their dependence on fossil fuel.

People who rely on their solar array to supply them with enough power to run their households can become independent of the large energy utilities and the national power grids from which they would normally buy electricity. For many, the monthly cost of ownership is less than the cost of buying electricity from a utility, and most solar power systems will be paid for in 5 to 7 years, after which the electricity they generate will be virtually without cost. A solar power system increases the value of your property without increasing your real estate taxes.

The word "geothermal "is derived from two Greek words: "ge" meaning earth and "therme" meaning heat or warmth. And, in a way, that sums it up rather nicely, because the earth is warm and it is this warmth that makes geothermal systems work. In fact, in the Northeast, the temperature of the earth 6 to 10 feet below the surface is about 55°f year round. Geothermal systems take advantage of the difference between this 55°f temperature and the temperature in your house. Leaving aside the details of plumbing, HVAC and wiring, a geothermal system consists of a heat pump(s), fans and a network of pipes 6 to 10 feet under the earth's surface that contain either water or an antifreeze-like solution or a combination of both.

Fullers Energy is certified by the Building Performance Institute to conduct surveys of energy efficiency. We can save you substantial money by identifying energy inefficiencies in your home or place of business and providing you with cost-effective ways to get the most out of every energy dollar. Many of us have homes that are inefficient with respect to energy usage, especially heating and cooling: hot air leaking out during the winter, cool air escaping during the summer. Unprotected and uninsulated windows, doors, floors and ceilings allow the heat or cold outside to enter your home.